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Thread: James Allen changes his stance
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22nd April 2007, 19:03 #21
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the thing that drove me crazy (and one of the reasons I stopped watching) was that he frequently spent the entire broadcast eulogising about his beloved Schumi- when he won it was down to brilliance, when he got beaten it was Bridgestones fault or the other driver had better tyres from Michelin- over time this got very tiresome and coupled with the mind numbing boredom of the actual races I simply gave up on it-
that said I do appreciate that trying to make a dull procession sound like something interesting is happening must be hard work
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22nd April 2007, 22:13 #22
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Originally Posted by djparky
Don't know if you did, but the qualy session in Shanghai was a good example of Schumi's brilliance and the problem with the Ferrari/BS vs. Michelin tyre war.
Ferrari were the only truly competitive team on BS whereas their nearest rivals were on Michelin tyres. In a tyre war there will be races where one tyre company will have the upper hand.
Schumi is considerably talented driver (not to mention his huge flaws). He was so dominant that very drivers could beat him in straight fight. It not like now or in the 80s where you could mention a number of drivers who are race winners and can genuinely fight for WDC.The world according to Taki Inoue: https://mobile.twitter.com/takiinoue/st ... 7249326080
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22nd April 2007, 23:33 #23
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I suspect that these commentators have to keep talking throughout a race - silence is just not on. So they have to think of something to say, and during an F1 race, at various stages, there really is not that much to say. Driver A is following driver B; and that's it. So they have to think of different things to say about the drivers and the racecourse, teams, rumours, and anything else so that listeners don't think they have lost their sound from the telecast.
Personally, I don't care what the guys say, I am just grateful that we have a telecast of the race. But for those who don't like what they hear, turn off the sound, log onto F1-live to get the splits and gaps, and if you have a laptop also, then log onto the chat of our forum and have a chat. It is within your own capabilities to improve your enjoyment of the F1 races.When in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout
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23rd April 2007, 19:36 #24
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No James Allen, must ignore Lewis Hamilton, achievements so he doesn't upset YOU. Once again I don't care about some German driver coming in 4th place. If and when he comes in 321 then lets discuss this Heidfeld whats his name????
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23rd April 2007, 20:21 #25
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Jeremy Paxman should be the new commentator
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23rd April 2007, 20:26 #26
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No James Allen is doing a great Job
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24th April 2007, 19:15 #27
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F1 woman what a niave thing to say! the first two team a way ahead of pace compared to BMW and the rest. It shows how well hiefeld is driving by finishing 4 in the last 3 rounds, espceially in the last two round where he has on merit finished infront of massa and alonso
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25th April 2007, 02:10 #28
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Originally Posted by Ed
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25th April 2007, 03:28 #29
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Originally Posted by F1woman
Is this a symptom of tunnel vision, or myopia ?When in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout
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25th April 2007, 12:47 #30Originally Posted by F1womanTito Vilanova = :champion:
https://youtu.be/FtNH7gtRVpw
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